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Spanish start-up Bihar Batteries will launch sodium-ion batteries in 2026 – SPE

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The company has produced its first prototype sodium ion battery and, in collaboration with Spanish research institute CIC energiGUNE, developed prototype sodium ion cells that have shown “very promising results.”

November 6, 2025
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Bihar Batteries has developed its first prototype sodium-ion cells with CIC energiGUNE

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Founded in 2023 in Donostia-San Sebastián, Bihar Batteries is a Spanish startup developing sodium-ion batteries for commercial and industrial applications. The company’s technology relies on abundant, locally available raw materials in Europe, which offers significant benefits in terms of supply chain security. Bihar’s sodium-ion batteries are also safer, operate over a wide temperature range (-20 C to 60 C), support faster charging and discharging, and enable 100% depth of discharge.

Bihar has already developed its first prototype. “We have successfully tested it internally and we will validate it with partner companies at the end of this year,” a company spokesperson said. pv magazine.

The start-up is developing its own sodium ion cell technology in collaboration with CIC energiGUNE, an internationally renowned research center in the field of energy storage with more than 13 years of experience in sodium ion research. “Together we have successfully developed our first sodium ion cell prototypes, with promising results,” the company added.

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